Pew Research Center has been tracking internet use and technology adoption for more than two decades. Its latest survey was fielded in Febru...

Digital devices are the news source for the great majority of Americans. Fully 86 percent of the public "sometimes" or "often...

Today's parents are concerned about their children's screen time. Fully 71 percent of parents with children under age 12 are worried...

The use of online banking is nearly universal in the United States today, according to FINRA's latest National Financial Capability Stud...

Reading for personal interest continues to decline as a leisure activity. The percentage of Americans who read on an average day fell from 2...

It seems like a lifetime ago, but it was only eight years ago when Pew Research Center first asked Americans whether they owned a smartphone...

The iPhone changed everything. After its release in 2007, average household spending on cell phone service surged ahead of residential (land...

Providing customers with a seamless mobile interface is critical to the success of businesses today. For proof, look no further than the fin...

More than three-quarters of American adults (77 percent) own a smartphone, according to a 2018 Pew Research Center survey. Smartphone owners...

Technological change turns the novel into the essential. Such is the case with cell phones, according to a Gallup analysis of cell phone ado...

First-class mail is in a steep decline, not surprisingly. The number of pieces of first class mail handled by the U.S. Postal Service peaked...

The percentage of Americans aged 65 or older who own a smartphone has more than doubled in three years—rising from just 18 percent in 2013 t...

Households headed by people under age 25 own more than two smartphones on average, or 0.83 smartphones per household member. This is a great...

More than three out of four Americans (77 percent) own a smartphone, reports Pew Research Center. Smartphone ownership is the norm in all bu...